San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living

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Grounded in the Jewish values of dignity, compassion, and community, the San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living, fondly referred to in the past as "the Jewish Home," was founded in 1871. Today, 150 years later, it continues to build upon its legacy of enriching the lives of older adults. Frank Residences at the San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living: May be exposed to blood and body fluids which may contain HIV and/or HBV. Weekday shuttle services- provided to and from Glen Park BART station.. Document resident status change, including to but not limited to, physical change, reaction to medication and psychosocial changes. Attend in-service training and education session, as assigned. Meaningful work that positively impacts the lives of older adults every day Follow safety guidelines in the community, including proper lifting technique and universal precautions when providing care to the residents. Mission-driven nonprofit organization rooted in dignity, compassion, and respect

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What San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living says about its culture

Achievement — work you can point at and feel proud ofwork you can point at and feel proud ofAchievementIndependence — room to make your own decisionsroom to make your own decisionsIndependenceRecognition — getting somewhere, and being recognized for itgetting somewhere, and being recognized for itRecognitionRelationships — colleagues you get on with, and work that helps peoplecolleagues you get on with, and work that helps peopleRelationshipsSupport — managers who back their people upmanagers who back their people upSupportWorking conditions — steady, well-run conditions you can rely onsteady, well-run conditions you can rely onWorkingconditions

What San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living says it offers, drawn from its own website.

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To provide older adults with comprehensive and innovative care that fosters purpose, dignity and joy.

  • Compassion (Rachamim)

    “Compassion (Rachamim) : Empathy and acts of kindness that reflect the sacredness of every person.”Source
  • Community (Kehillah)

    “Community (Kehillah): Connection and collective responsibility to care for and support one another.”Source
  • Excellence (Yitztainut)

    “Excellence (Yitztainut): Performing all our actions with intention and the highest quality of care.”Source
  • Compassionate care and individual dignity

    “Providing compassionate care while promoting individual dignity are fundamental to our values.”Source

They say people do well here who…

  • Reliable, team-oriented contributors
  • Candid and constructive, offering feedback and creative solutions
  • Treats everyone with dignity and respect
  • Cares deeply about residents and colleagues

Quoted from San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living's own website. TeaKo does not verify these claims.

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